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Oracle 8i is a database for the Windows NT/2000 platform. This book begins with looking at the fundamentals of the operating system and installation of Oracle 8i products on Windows NT/2000 and then goes on to cover intermediate and advanced topics such as: architecture: migration; clustering; parallel server; performance monitoring and troubleshooting; and using Oracle Enterprise Manager.